ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Wildfires In Borneo Recurs Frequently During Drought, Experts Blame Human Causes Of Fire Too

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.08.2017 02:56 AM

Several factors are contributing to the frequent recurrence of wildfire in Borneo. The most common among these factors that amplify the risk of wildfires is the persisting drought in the region.

600 Million Years Old Rocks Yields Fossils That Could Be The Earths Earliest Animals

05.08.2017 02:49 AM

Rock specimens that contain algae-like fossils are being claimed to be the earliest known animals. the rocks are from 600 million years ago.

Amazon Was Flooded Twice Million Of Years Ago, But There Are Skeptics About This Theory

05.08.2017 02:44 AM

The Amazon has not always been the lush rainforest that people knew today. There are two chapters some 18 to 12 million years ago that suggest that it once submerged in waters

Captive Breeding Of Dolphins, Killer Whales Banned In France

05.08.2017 01:37 AM

The captive breeding of dolphins and killer whales was banned in France, a move that is deemed as "historical" by animal rights activists.

Egyptian Funerary Garden Discovered, Sheds Light To Epoch Of Luxor As Former Capital Of Unified Upper & Lower Egypt

05.07.2017 19:47 PM

The discovery of the Egyptian Funerary Garden ushered a stream of information depicting the epoch where Thebes (now Luxor) is so rich in all its cuture and history. Plantlife are key elements of funeral ceremonies and symbols of ressurection from the dead.

Marine Conservation Code Of Conduct For Human Rights Consideration Needed

05.07.2017 18:29 PM

An urgent need of an International Standatd of Protocol for Marine conservation has to be in place to be properly implementd with considerations on human rights.

Elephant Herpes Virus: Find Out Why The Disease Endangers Young Elephants

05.07.2017 14:35 PM

Elephant herpes virus was identified to spread infection and lead to deaths of young elephants. Elephant herpes virus is described to have different types.

Hermit Crabs: Study Reveals Secrets About Shell Battle

05.07.2017 14:28 PM

When crabs fight for a shell, what is needed more, Muscle strength or aggression? A new study reveals a secret about hermit crabs or the cranky crabs regarding their shell battling.

World's Largest Living Thing Is A Fungus Not The Blue Whale

05.07.2017 13:58 PM

The Humongous Fungus has taken over the title of the world's largest living thing from the blue whale.

Giant Larvaceans' Inner Structures Examined With Laser Technology

05.07.2017 03:57 AM

Scientists were able to use laser technology to find out the internal structures of giant larvaceans.

Troodontid, New Fossil Species With Asymmetric Feathers Found In China

05.07.2017 03:51 AM

Scientists have discovered the fossil of troodontid, a new species that looks like a 'giant chicken with teeth'.

Asiatic Black Bear's Spring Diet Is Rich In Protein, Not Fiber

05.07.2017 03:48 AM

Scientists find that the Asiatic Black Bear's diet in spring is designed to make them muscle up for summer.

Amur, Endangered Russian Tiger, Returning To Wild

05.07.2017 03:46 AM

Careful Russian conservation attempts are restoring this endangered tiger species, Amur, to the wild.

Skunk Genetics Have Been Impacted By Climate Change, Not Geology

05.07.2017 03:10 AM

Scientists have found that small skunks have been heavily influenced by climate change rather than geological barriers.

New Butterfly Species Surfaced In Northern Israel: A First Time Revolutionary Breakthrough In 109 Years

05.06.2017 14:00 PM

A recent discovery of a new butterfly species by a popular Russian entomologist in the Northern Israel creates huge attention among the people.

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